Mendelssohn: 2. Sonate op. 65 Nr. 2

[@kempedkemp]

I found you serendipitously searching for this Sonata. I cannot believe that your videos have not appeared in my recommendations. Fantastic organ and performance. So happy to find your channel! St. Aegidien looks and sounds like an awesome place! Ich verehre Mendelssohn!

[@JacekJarzina]

Please try that performance, just to compare... (all six pieces from a CD recorded by my firend) kzbin.info/www/bejne/fYDPqXemipmabck

[@brianbartusch469]

Beautifully played. I've had the great opportunity of studying all 6 of Mendelssohn' s organ sonatas. Outstanding pieces!

[@rutherdmann3601]

Ja das Stück ist ja so schwer zu spielen! Es ist eine Erinnerung an eine vergangene Zeit, als ich mal versucht, es zu lernen bei einem Kollegen von Ihnen. Wunderschön ist es gespielt. Danke dafür.

[@jlebioda8513]

Beautifully done! This should be the top result in youtube for this sonata

[@kodichukwu]

Wonderful one there! I really enjoyed it. Thanks for sharing.

[@bobh5087]

Very well done. Thank you. 👏👍 This is a fun work to play, isn't it.

[@RechtsstaatBRD]

Vielen Dank für die vielen Videos :-) Ich muss auch mal wieder CDs kaufen. Es ist einfach etwas ganz anderes CDs einzulegen und konzentriert zu hören als sich vom PC bescheinen zu lassen :-) Aber vielen Dank für Ihr großes Werk hier :-)

[@steffenwolk2756]

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[@WMAlbers1]

Long awaited!!!

[@jorgezacharias4447]

Bravissimi!!!!!

[@Nsereko_Ronnie]

Sehr schöne gespielt.

[@gerardbegni2806]

Splendid ad solid organ work. This is probably not one of Mendelssohn's masterwork. Nevertheless, is is quite firmly and cleverly written. What lacks here is what the Italians call 'legierezza', which is precisely the typical point which makes Mendelssohn unique in the austro German romantic music.

[@aanmeldingenbromo3909]

It doesn’t lack lightness. You can’t understand it because you are not understanding the German nature or the German logos. You as an Italian I presume can’t understand the heavy German spirit. You will also never fully understand the German branches of Romanticism.

[@gerardbegni2806]

@@aanmeldingenbromo3909 I am not Italian and I fully know the complex development of the German romanticism, both in music andin literature/

[@aanmeldingenbromo3909]

@@gerardbegni2806 Thank you for responding. I appreciate your response. What do u make of Hamann his take that a let’s say Frenchman can never fully grasp a German work?

[@gerardbegni2806]

@@aanmeldingenbromo3909 and conversely? Stupid general works.... stupid because general. For instance, Gieseking was onr of the best Debussyst pianists.